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Always running out of feed or hay?

AI inventory tracking learns your usage patterns and tells you when it's time to reorder—before you're down to the last bale.

Sound familiar?

The 'We're Almost Out' Panic

Nothing's worse than realizing you're down to three bales of hay on a Friday night when the feed store is closed. It happens to everyone.

  • Emergency trips to the feed store because you ran out
  • Not knowing how much hay you actually have left
  • Forgetting to reorder feed until it's too late
  • Guessing how long your current supply will last
  • Paying rush delivery fees because you didn't plan ahead
  • Stressing about supplies instead of enjoying your horses

What if you never ran out again?

AI-powered forecasting

Ranch Steward learns how fast you go through hay and feed, then reminds you to reorder with plenty of time to spare.

How Ranch Steward helps

How Ranch Steward Keeps You Stocked

Smart inventory tracking that does the thinking for you. Log what you have, and we'll tell you when to get more.

Simple Inventory Tracking

Log your hay bales, feed bags, and supplements. Takes seconds.

AI Usage Forecasting

We learn how fast you use supplies and predict when you'll run low.

Reorder Reminders

Get notified when it's time to reorder—not when it's too late.

Hay Count by Photo

Take a photo of your hay stack and let AI count the bales for you.

Multiple Supply Types

Track hay, grain, supplements, bedding—whatever you need.

Seasonal Adjustments

Forecasting adjusts for winter vs summer consumption patterns.

Why “Steward”

You steward the animals.
We steward the operation.

Every hour Ranch Steward saves you is an hour back — in the saddle, with your family, where you’d rather be.

Ready to Stop Running Out?

Let AI handle the inventory tracking. Never make another emergency feed store run.

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